NASA NTRS · 20020068949
Workstation-Based Simulation for Rapid Prototyping and Piloted Evaluation of Control System Designs
Abstract
The development and optimization of flight control systems for modem fixed- and rotary-. wing aircraft consume a significant portion of the overall time and cost of aircraft development. Substantial savings can be achieved if the time required to develop and flight test the control system, and the cost, is reduced. To bring about such reductions, software tools such as Matlab/Simulink are being used to readily implement block diagrams and rapidly evaluate the expected responses of the completed system. Moreover, tools such as CONDUIT (CONtrol Designer's Unified InTerface) have been developed that enable the controls engineers to optimize their control laws and ensure that all the relevant quantitative criteria are satisfied, all within a fully interactive, user friendly, unified software environment.
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Mansur, M. Hossein, Colbourne, Jason D., Chang, Yu-Kuang, Aiken, Edwin W.. 1998-01-01. Workstation-Based Simulation for Rapid Prototyping and Piloted Evaluation of Control System Designs. https://ntrs.nasa.gov/citations/20020068949
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